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Sunday, November 30, 2003

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1.	Roy Disney resigns from Disney, slams Eisner. Roy Disney has resigned from the Disney Board of Directors, and has sent a scathing email to Michael Eisner explaining, in exorciating detail, exactly why he's leaving the company his uncle founded. 1. The failure to bring back ABC Prime Time from the ratings abyss it has been in for years and your inability to program successfully the ABC Family Channel. Both of these failures have had, and I believe will continue to have, significant adverse impact on shareholder value. 2. Your consistent micro-management of everyone around you with the resulting loss of morale throughout the Company. 3. The timidity of your investments in our theme park business. At Disney's California Adventure, Paris and now in Hong Kong, you have tried to build parks "on the cheap" and they show it and the attendance figures reflect it. Link (Thanks, Robynne!)
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2.	Google To Limit Some Drug Ads (washingtonpost.com). washingtonpost.com - Google, the popular search engine, will stop accepting advertising from unlicensed pharmacies that have used the Internet to sell millions of doses of narcotics and prescription drugs without medical supervision, company officials said. Google's move follows decisions last month by Yahoo and by Microsoft's MSN site to stop accepting similar advertising.
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3.	Intel Putting Wi-Fi into Future Chipsets
4.	Caching Torrent files in DNS
5.	Novell's Certified Linux Engineer
6.	iPod's Two-Year Anniversary
7.	LotR RotK Premiere Today In New Zealand
8.	Maine to Launch Internet Sex-Offender Registry
9.	Commodore 64 Emulator For Your Palm Pilot
10.	Technology In Primary Education, Boon Or Bane?
11.	Will FCC Regulate Internet Phone Calls?
12.	Red Hat Pushes For CC Certification By Year's End
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1.	Will FCC Regulate Internet Phone Calls?
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9:24:44 PM

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1.	Microsoft Aims for Software in Every Car (AP). AP - First Microsoft set out to put a computer in every home. Now the software giant hopes to put one in every vehicle, too.
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1.	Technology In Primary Education, Boon Or Bane?

7:24:05 PM

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1.	ipodsdirtysecret.com's dirty secret. The guy who donated bandwidth to ipodsdirtysecret.com (about two brothers who spraypainted complaints about lousy batteries on iPod posters) is pissed a plenty: "Jesus, I cannot BELIEVE you guys. In good faith, I put the video back on the basis of the email you sent me, hoping that at least some people would click on the mirror link at at least get the truth, and information about how to replace the battery. Instead, you removed the mirror link entirely, used the bandwidth and resources that I was providing you exclusively on your front page, AGAIN without providing ANY information whatsoever about how users can solve this problem, or the fact that Apple now has an official $99 battery replacement, and on top of it all, put ThruPort's banner on the front page! I've now served 91,629 downloads for you, for over 0.6 terabytes of data transfer. What the f* is you guys' problem? I guess that fact that you are liars shouldn't surprise me, since that's exactly what your whole site and the video is. Have fun with it, and whatever f*ed up satisfaction you get from having as many people as possible see your video, and not even wanting to tell people that there is a solution." Link
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2.	Commodore 64 Emulator For Your Palm Pilot
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3.	Vulnerabilities: OpenSSL ASN.1 Large Recursion Remote Denial Of Service Vulnerability. OpenSSL is a freely available, open source implementation of Secure Socket Layer tools. It is available for the Unix, Linux, and Microsoft platforms. A problem has been...
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4.	Quelques centaines de clés ElGamal compromises avec GnuPG
5.	Actuellement en kiosque LinuxCD 4 avec Mandrake 9.2 ed. 3 CD

6:23:44 PM

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1.	Microsoft Aims for Software in Every Car (AP). AP - First Microsoft set out to put a computer in every home. Now the software giant hopes to put one in every vehicle, too.
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2.	First UK On-Train WiFi Service Launches Monday
3.	More Details Of IBM's Blue Gene/L
4.	Eating in Space
5.	Web 'Rules' Changing?
6.	Intel Putting Wi-Fi into Future Chipsets
7.	Caching Torrent files in DNS
8.	Novell's Certified Linux Engineer
9.	iPod's Two-Year Anniversary
10.	LotR RotK Premiere Today In New Zealand
11.	Maine to Launch Internet Sex-Offender Registry
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16.	Vulnerabilities: Multiple GDM Local Denial Of Service Vulnerabilities. Gnome Display Manager (GDM) is a utility harnessed by Gnome to manage various functions when interfacing with X. GDM has been reported prone to multiple denial of servi...
17.	Vulnerabilities: ISC DHCPD dhcrelay Extraneous Network Packets Vulnerability. The ISC DHCPD (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is a collection of software implementing the DHCP protocol. It is available for a range of operating systems, includin...
18.	Vulnerabilities: Xinetd Open File Descriptor Denial Of Service Vulnerability. Xinetd is intended as a secure replacement for inetd. It is designed for use with Linux and Unix variant operating environments. Reportedly, xinetd is vulnerable to a de...
19.	Vulnerabilities: Xinetd Rejected Connection Memory Leakage Denial Of Service Vulnerability. Xinetd is intended as a secure replacement for inetd. It is designed for use with Linux and Unix variant operating environments. A denial of service vulnerability has be...

5:23:24 PM

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1.	Viruses Find A New Host: Cell Phones
2.	Beware the Worm in Your Handset

4:23:05 PM

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3:22:44 PM

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1.	San Francisco's homelessness quagmire. The San Francisco Chronicle has begun a five-part series on the incredible homeless problem in SF. Thousands of homeless people live on San Francisco's streets, in straits as dire as anything you can imagine in the worst slums of the developing world, amid some of the wealthiest people in the world. It's a crisis that no one seems to know how to solve, and that San Franciscans have, by and large come to accept as an unchangeable fact of life. The first installment, "Homeless Island," is a gripping account of the knot of beggars who live and die on a downtown traffic island, holding up heartbreaking signs and shooting heroin into infected veins, waiting to die from flesh-eating bacteria. It's like a tour of hell. "Day clinics? Jail? You think anyone out here on the street, all over this city, can stick with that?" Tommy said weeks before he died. "Why the hell do you think we're out here? Because we can't get over what's going on with us by ourselves, that's why. "We want to get off the street, but I got to tell you true," he said. "Unless they take people like us and put us somewhere where we can't keep f -- ing up, we're going to keep f -- ing up." Link (via Nelson's Weblog)
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2.	Planned California Bill Targets Video Game Sales
3.	Kurzweil Gets A Patent For Poetic Software
4.	Bombardier's Embrio: Sexier Segway?
5.	First UK On-Train WiFi Service Launches Monday
6.	More Details Of IBM's Blue Gene/L
7.	Eating in Space
8.	Web 'Rules' Changing?
9.	Intel Putting Wi-Fi into Future Chipsets
10.	Caching Torrent files in DNS
11.	Novell's Certified Linux Engineer
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12.	Vulnerabilities: Bitfolge Snif Downloads Directory Traversal Vulnerability. Bitfolge snif is a script designed to generate web server directory indices. snif has been reported prone to a directory traversal issue. The issue is likely due to a la...

2:22:24 PM

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5.	Vulnerabilities: Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Outlook Web Access Lowered Security Settings Weakness. Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 is an e-mail and directory server offered by Microsoft. Outlook Web Access (OWA) is a service provided by Exchange server that allows users...
6.	Vulnerabilities: Traceroute Detection Security Tool Remote Format String Vulnerability. In issue 51 of Phrack magazine, the detecttr.c utility was released by Baldor for detecting attempted traceroutes against a specific machine. The tool is now available fr...
7.	Vulnerabilities: RemotelyAnywhere Autologon.HTML Password/Domain Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability. RemotelyAnywhere is a remote host administration solution that allows a system to be accessed via a web interface from a remote location. RemotelyAnywhere has been repor...
8.	Vulnerabilities: GNU Zebra / Quagga Remote Denial of Service Vulnerability. GNU Zebra is an open source implementation of TCP/IP routing software. It supports BGP-4, RIPv1, RIPv2 and OSPFv2 protocols. Quagga is a routing software suite which was...
9.	Vulnerabilities: Spoofed Kernel Netlink Interface Message Denial of Service Vulnerability. The Linux kernel includes the use of an optional netlink driver, which when used creates the netlink device. This device can be used to allow a channel between the kernel...
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10.	China Internet Dissidents Freed

1:22:04 PM

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1.	Holidays push online shopping toward mainstream. As e-commerce heavyweights improve their systems and traditional businesses offer Web-shopping perks, more people are embracing the convenience and potential savings of virtual storefronts.
2.	What is Google worth?. Experts at Wharton weigh in on whether the search engine champ's strengths--its technology and brand--can offset economic and financial risks.
3.	Behind the Indian outsourcing craze. The co-founder and chairman of one of India�s premier technology companies explains why the nature of global outsourcing is forcing IT change.
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4.	Computer Folklore, Circa 1984
5.	Lost Disney Rides Recreated in CGI
6.	Planned California Bill Targets Video Game Sales
7.	Kurzweil Gets A Patent For Poetic Software
8.	Bombardier's Embrio: Sexier Segway?
9.	First UK On-Train WiFi Service Launches Monday
10.	More Details Of IBM's Blue Gene/L
11.	Eating in Space
12.	Web 'Rules' Changing?
13.	Intel Putting Wi-Fi into Future Chipsets
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14.	Vulnerabilities: Synkron.Web HTML Injection Vulnerability. Synkron.web is a Content Management System implemented in ASP and is available for Microsoft Windows operating environment. Synkron Web is prone to HTML injection attack...
15.	Vulnerabilities: RNN Guestbook Multiple Vulnerabilities. RNN Guestbook is a customizable CGI script. Multiple vulnerabilities have been reported to exist in the software that may allow an attacker to carry out command executio...

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11:21:24 AM

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1.	PluggedIn: Hot Holiday Items from Unexpected Places (Reuters). Reuters - This holiday season's hot gift list may look familiar with its digital music players and flat-screen TVs, but two things are new -- the prices and the companies behind these latest gadgets.
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2.	Embedded Device Manufacturers Ignoring GPL
3.	Track People Using Their Mobile Phones
4.	Computer Folklore, Circa 1984
5.	Lost Disney Rides Recreated in CGI
6.	Planned California Bill Targets Video Game Sales
7.	Kurzweil Gets A Patent For Poetic Software
8.	Bombardier's Embrio: Sexier Segway?
9.	First UK On-Train WiFi Service Launches Monday
10.	More Details Of IBM's Blue Gene/L
11.	Eating in Space
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12.	China internet dissidents freed. Liu Di, arrested for criticising the Party on the internet, has been released along with two other web dissidents.

10:21:05 AM

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5.	New DVD Format Approved
6.	What is Google worth?
7.	Sony takes PS2 to China despite pirates

9:20:46 AM

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1.	Retro-feel travel accessories. Flight 001 is a chi-chi luggage-and-travel-accessory boutique, with retro-style Pan-Am-logo bags and such. I'm particularily fond of the airline-safety-card-print wallets, passport-sleeves and etc. Link
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2.	More Details Of IBM's Blue Gene/L
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3.	Live global webcast for Aids gig. The Mandela Aids gig has been webcast globally in what was expected to be the world's biggest charity event on the net.
4.	PlayStation braves China waters. Sony is launching its PlayStation 2 in China next month, despite concerns about widespread piracy.
5.	Delays hit anti-fraud chip cards. Most retailers and banks are making slow progress in using new anti-fraud card technology, the BBC learns.
6.	PC eye-control for severely disabled. Affordable technology that helps people control computers via their eye could soon be available in the UK.

8:20:25 AM

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1.	P2Pnets: where deleted documents are reborn. Matt Jones posted a strategy document ~~he'd~~ his co-workers had written for the BBC, his then-employer, on his blog. They asked him to take it down. As is inevitably the case when this happens, people are coming by and posting to the comments section, asking where the document can be had. Turns out, it's circulating on Kazaa. Link
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2.	PC Magazine Reviews Sharp's 3D Notebook
3.	Viruses Find A New Host: Cell Phones
4.	Embedded Device Manufacturers Ignoring GPL
5.	Track People Using Their Mobile Phones
6.	Computer Folklore, Circa 1984
7.	Lost Disney Rides Recreated in CGI
8.	Planned California Bill Targets Video Game Sales
9.	Kurzweil Gets A Patent For Poetic Software
10.	Bombardier's Embrio: Sexier Segway?
11.	First UK On-Train WiFi Service Launches Monday

7:20:06 AM

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1.	China Internet dissident released, rights group says (AFP). AFP - Chinese Internet dissident Liu Di has been released from a Beijing prison after being held for a year without charges, a Hong Kong rights group said.

6:19:45 AM

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1.	UK to consider national biometric ID cards, database

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